Today David Gallipoli and I had a great day exploring and looking for holdovers and whatever was stocked last week. I caught two rainbows, one of which was a stunning holdover, and we enjoyed a beautiful though chilly day on the river. It was also fun to prospect the pocket water and runs with worm patterns and the 10 ft. rod. The feeling of a strong tug, or the sight of the line jumping a foot upstream is always satisfying.
This should be the last of the cold weather. This week is going to be VERY warm. Aside from trying to tick the first bass of the year and looking for a March dry fly fish David and I are considering a weekday run to the Farmington.
That was a great day of fishing! Amazing colors on the bows. That jaw looks like it came from a fox... or coyote. Have warm fishing trips this week!
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DeleteDefinitely a coyote jaw.
Nice Job!! This week's warmer weather should help turn the fish on!!
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DeleteI can't wait for the first big mayfly hatches of the year!
That's a cool little fly you caught the rainbow on, nice pictures as well.
ReplyDeleteSimple and very productive... worms work!
DeleteThat's a pretty rainbow....Salmon's looking good.
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DeleteIt'd be nice if it stayed like this year round!